The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
The recent torrid pace of local news slowed down a bit this past week, but there still was plenty to… Read More
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AutoZone project creeps forward, despite continuing disputes over design, traffic
The Harrisburg Planning Commission last night approved the land development plan for an Uptown auto parts store, despite a continuing… Read More
Renewed hope for Harrisburg’s MarketPlace neighborhood as city buys back dozens of empty lots
A stalled building project may have a new lease on life, as the Harrisburg Redevelopment Authority has bought back dozens… Read More
Harrisburg proposes changing procedures, timeframe for disbursing federal housing funds
Harrisburg plans to shake up the yearly process of doling out federal housing dollars under its “Annual Action Plan” unveiled… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
It may have been a holiday-shortened week, but it was still long on news around Harrisburg. Here are some local… Read More
School receiver calls financial audit “clear indictment” of former administration practices
The state’s recently released financial audit of the Harrisburg school district is a “clear indictment” of the practices of the… Read More
Meeting planned to share, discuss designs for 2-way 2nd Street
Last year, more than 100 Harrisburg residents came together to hear about preliminary plans to convert N. 2nd Street to… Read More
Harrisburg must act quickly on HUD funding; council puts hiatus on hold
Harrisburg City Council had a fine plan on Tuesday night to tie up some loose ends and then clock out… Read More
Harrisburg school district finances in shambles, computers missing, as recovery team begins work
The Harrisburg school district recovery team needs to reconstruct much of the district’s key financial data, as critical financial records… Read More
The Week that Was: A summary of news and features around Harrisburg
The weekend is upon us once again, but it can’t start until we sum up another heavy workweek of news… Read More